Stereo decoding system capable of reducing the phase shift...

Electrical audio signal processing systems and devices – Binaural and stereophonic – Broadcast or multiplex stereo

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C381S002000, C455S255000, C455S260000

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07822211

ABSTRACT:
A stereo decoding system comprises an oscillator, a bandpass filter, a PLL unit and a stereo decoder. The oscillator generates a first signal with a center frequency. The bandpass filter receives a stereo multiplexed signal and the first signal to filter out a pilot signal. The PLL unit receives the pilot signal to generate a PLL output signal. The stereo decoder receives the stereo multiplexed signal and the PLL output signal to separate a left channel signal and a right channel signal from the stereo multiplexed signal.

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